Established in 1993, Evergreen Fabrics in developing and manufacturing warp knitted fabric (tricot fabric), as well as dyeing and finishing.

With a total investment of USD15,000,000. Covering a ground area of 20 rais, and a building area of 20,000 square meters, our company has over 200 professionals with all kinds of expertise and skills.

Paying great attention to scientific management and future development, now we are one of the leading companies which have the most advanced equipment and the strongest technique forces in the same industry. We own a whole set of production equipment introduced from Karl Mayer in Germany, including 60 sets of warp knitting machines and 10 sets of electronic warping machines.

Established in 1993, Evergreen Fabrics in developing and manufacturing warp knitted fabric (tricot fabric), as well as dyeing and finishing.

With a total investment of USD15,000,000. Covering a ground area of 20 rais, and a building area of 20,000 square meters, our company has over 200 professionals with all kinds of expertise and skills.

Paying great attention to scientific management and future development, now we are one of the leading companies which have the most advanced equipment and the strongest technique forces in the same industry. We own a whole set of production equipment introduced from Karl Mayer in Germany, including 60 sets of warp knitting machines and 10 sets of electronic warping machines.

Established in 1993, Evergreen Fabrics in developing and manufacturing warp knitted fabric (tricot fabric), as well as dyeing and finishing.

With a total investment of USD15,000,000. Covering a ground area of 20 rais, and a building area of 20,000 square meters, our company has over 200 professionals with all kinds of expertise and skills.

Paying great attention to scientific management and future development, now we are one of the leading companies which have the most advanced equipment and the strongest technique forces in the same industry. We own a whole set of production equipment introduced from Karl Mayer in Germany, including 60 sets of warp knitting machines and 10 sets of electronic warping machines.